Even before they release music together, Almost Twins have become an insider tip on the Leipzig and Berlin indie scene. Within a year, the indie folk band from Leipzig played at several festivals and clubs throughout Germany and recorded their debut album in Berlin with producer and bassist Alexander Binder (Anna Erhard, Dota, Crucchi Gang, Anna Hauss). In their songs, they play with complementary opposites and oscillate between subtle complexity and the charming simplicity of honest songs.

In search of sonic expansion, singer and guitarist Max Grüner, who initially started Almost Twins as a solo project, found an almost twin-like understanding in his four bandmates through their shared closeness to music. Laurenz Welten (saxophone, clarinet), Valentin Mühlberger (Wurlitzer, synth), Raphael Schuster (drums) and Arne Imig (bass) complement Max's songs in a way that gives his emotions the necessary expression without being pathetic. Warm synth carpets and circling Wurlitzer patterns combine with dreamy saxophone and clarinet lines to create a sound that feels light without losing its depth, radiating calm and yet allowing itself to break out of it. A perfect singer-songwriter dream reminiscent of Erlend Øye (Kings Of Convenience), José Gonzáles or This Is The Kit, the five musicians have performed separately as part of the bands Welten, Rocket Men, Collector and Nouk in recent years at Fusion, at.tension, the Palaissommer Dresden and the Elbphilharmonie. Together as Almost Twins, the new band has already performed live at the Wipfelrauschen, Zugvögel, Detect Classic, Alinae Lumre and Roots & Sprouts festivals. Their debut album will be released in the first half of 2024 via Wagram Stories Berlin.

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Mirabelle Rose

Mirabelle Rose (Mira-Belle Rose Bryld) is a singer, songwriter and filmmaker. With her catchy lyrics and soulful vocals, she takes the audience on an imaginative journey into her musical universe.

Growing up in a family of artists, she began expressing herself creatively at an early age by singing, writing and drawing. In addition to music, she is currently studying feature film directing at the Hff and exploring the many forms of storytelling.

Musical role models include the British band Bat for lashes and the Norwegian singer Aurora.

In the Glockenbachwerkstatt, Mirabelle Rose will be accompanied in her semi-acoustic set by Bonn pianist Patrick Pickart, with whom she also recorded her last single "Ghost Town (come find me where the wild things are)".